add php shortcode in return function

[dynamyc]

I have this part of code:

return '';

What I want to do is to return also a php shortcode but not inside the img element, because my shortcode generates a a element so I need to return it after the img
this is my shortcode:

I’ve tried this:

return ''.do_shortcode('[daisy]');

but is not working, I receive:

Error (Parseerror): Syntax Error Unexpected Token <

How can I make this ?
Thanks!

[Billy]

What I understand from the error is that there must be some missing quotes, and it must be in the do_shortcode(‘[daisy]’); bit.

I’m really not sure about this, but try one of these two things:

return ''.echo(do_shortcode('[daisy]'));

// OR

return '' do_shortcode('[daisy]');

I’m quite dubious about this, and thing that if we could see what this do_shortcode() thing is, just to see how the two can be integrated.

[dynamyc]

Nope, isn’t working.
Here is the code ( I’m using wordpress) :

function custom_slidessc($atts, $content = null) {



$user_agent = $_SERVER["HTTP_USER_AGENT"];

if(strpos($user_agent,'iPhone') || strpos($user_agent,'iPod') || strpos($user_agent,'Android')){ $mobile = true; }else{ $mobile = false; }

$ipad = strpos($user_agent, 'iPad') ? true : false;



$class = shortcode_atts( array('text_color' => '#ffffff', 'image' => '', 'video_vimeo' => '', 'video_youtube' => '', 'video_mp4' => '', 'video_ogg' => '', 'video_webm' => '', 'video_poster' => '', 'slide_desc' => '', 'slide_horizontal' => '', 'slide_fitscreen' => '', 'slide_noresize' => ''), $atts );



/* Slide Description */

if($class != ''){

$slide_desc = $class;

$slide_desc = "title="".$slide_desc.""";

}



/* Slide Text/Cursor Color */

if($class == '#ffffff'){

$text_color = 'text_white';

}else{

$text_color = 'text_black';

}



/*

*/

/*

>>> IMAGE SLIDE <<<

*/

/*

*/

if($class != ''){

$image = $class;

if($class == 'true'){ $horizontal = 'slide_horizontal '; }else{ $horizontal = ''; }

if($class == 'true' || $class == 'true'){ $slide_fitscreen = 'slide_fitscreen'; }else{ $slide_fitscreen = ''; }

return '';



/*

*/

/*

>>> HTML5 VIDEO SLIDE <<<

*/

/*

*/

}elseif(($class != '' or $class != '' or $class != '') AND !$mobile){

$video_mp4 = $class;

$video_ogg = $class;

$video_webm = $class;

if($class != ''){ $video_poster = "poster="".$class."""; }else{ $video_poster = ""; }

return '
'.do_shortcode('[video mp4="'.$video_mp4.'" ogg="'.$video_ogg.'" webm="'.$video_webm.'" '.$video_poster.' preload="true"]').'
';



/*

*/

/*

>>> YOUTUBE SLIDE <<<

*/

/*

*/

}elseif($class != ''){

$video_youtube = $class;

if($class = 'true'){ $video_noresize = 'height="360" width="640"'; }else{ $video_noresize = 'height="100%" width="100%"'; }



$strText = preg_replace( '/(http|ftp)+(s)?:(//)((w|.)+)(/)?(S+)?/i', 'link', $video_youtube );

if($strText == 'link'){

$array_link_explode = explode('v=', $video_youtube);

$array_link_explode = explode('&', $array_link_explode[1]);

$video_youtube =$array_link_explode[0];

}

$video_poster = $class;



if($mobile){

return '
';

}else if($ipad){

if($video_poster){ $ipad_poster = ''; }else{ $ipad_poster = ''; }

return '
'.$ipad_poster.'
';

}else if($video_poster != ''){

return '
';

}else if(!$ipad){ //disable fullscreen for ipad

return '
';

}



/*

*/

/*

>>> VIMEO SLIDE <<<

*/

/*

*/

}elseif($class != ''){

$video_vimeo = $class;

if($class = 'true'){ $video_noresize = 'height="360" width="640"'; }else{ $video_noresize = 'height="100%" width="100%"'; }



$strText = preg_replace( '/(http|ftp)+(s)?:(//)((w|.)+)(/)?(S+)?/i', 'link', $video_vimeo );

if($strText == 'link'){

$array_link_explode = explode('.com/', $video_vimeo);

$video_vimeo = $array_link_explode[1];

}

$video_poster = $class;



if($mobile){

return '
';

}else if($ipad){

return '
';

}else if($video_poster != ''){

return '
';

}else if(!$ipad){ //disable fullscreen for ipad

return '
';

}

}else{

return false;

}

}

add_shortcode("slide", "custom_slidessc");

?>

[Billy]

OK. I’ll have to pull out here; I’m not much of a PHP guy, and could not really see where the code came from. I can’t answer your question I’m afraid.

[Author]

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